Trac bars on a yj

[marc]

1040787

I have herd that removing your trac bars front and rear will give more suspension articulaton, but does it do anything to the ride on the road, I ride my jeep on mostly on moderate trails and have found if you get the slightest bit crooked then you got atleast on tire off the ground, I have the polyurithane inserts in the 2 1/2 lift shackle when i put these on I found that I have more of a hard time keeping all four in the dirt so will this help or is it a bad idea I am running some what of a small tire 31 10.50 MTR's and if take them off will i have tire rub or anything like that any help would be great thanks



Marc[addsig]

 

[Tug-n-pull]

Birthdays Alone

You need the front one but the rear one is a waste of good steel. Pop that puppy out throw it away and enjoy the ride. Could not tell a difference in mine. But you do need the front. For the frong get yourself some sway bar disconects. Good luck tug

 

[Snitty]

i noticed a small amount of wheel hop.. that was my only onroad difference.. no big deal

 

[jhiggins]

Take the rear one off and trash it and make disconects for the front BUT watch your brake lines...

 

[4lowlife]

New Jeep guy with questions about a lift

Yep, you need the front tracbars, especially if you have power steering. Keeps the springs from shifting laterally when you turn. My trac bar bolt came loose and went missing on the trail. Yeah, you get loads more articulation but zero steering feel! And your tyres will rub your shocks and scuff them!